Loaded PRB coal train #734 growls south through Dalton as a summer storm rages only a couple miles away.

What has become common on this train, BNSF power leads the string of autoracks north as it approaches Chattanooga for a crew change.

The DPU's of an empty coal train from Alabama prepares to pass an awaiting Memphis Division train at Wauhatchie, right near the base of Lookout Mountain.

Classic power leads the Calhoun Local into DeButt's Yard, passing under Wilder Street and by "Coffey's Cliff" in Chattanooga.

Two CP Canucks lead the very lengthy New Orleans-bound manifest along Old Atlanta Highway between Bogart and Statham, GA.

NS 325 (CSX Z338-23) rumbles north on CSX's Chattanooga Sub with seven motors, including that CP SD60 seen in the middle of the consist.

A short loaded ballast train departs Wauhatchie Yard and rolls up the Chattanooga Sub towards Nashville.

A "bluebird" with an SD45 carbody leads the very late Atlanta to Hamlet slop freight with only a couple hours before the crew laws out.

Hundreds upon hundreds of Mercedes vehicles travel via rail on this lengthy rack train from Vance, AL to Brunswick, GA.

Two NS units, a CSX GP, and a former NS now FURX GP38-2 lead the Atlanta to Nashville daily freight north up main #2 on CSX's Chattanooga Sub.

An empty coal train from Florida traverses the CSX Chattanooga Subdivision shortly after departing Wauhatchie Yard, located just on the outskirts of Chattanooga.

One of the several BNSF/NS Plant Scherer coal trains to traverse CSX's Chattanooga Subdivision is seen here, preparing to make its trek up Raccoon Mountain.

Q676 slides off the mountain and prepares to speed down the main and change crews at Wauhatchie.

An unexpected surprise showed up leading a monstrous stack train in Mableton. The color seen plying the Eastern railroads has certainly not slacked off at all, as evidenced by this train.

An extra section of daily Chattanooga-Macon freight 361 makes its way south through the northwest Georgia countryside.